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The Other Bible Code: Ancient Hebrew Revelations About Events of Our Time
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Rating:  - Best book on revelations ever!!!
This book is a jewel. Been so small, it is very intelligent and brings deep prospective into word reveletions. It is also so true in so many regards it is frightening. You read it and see that some of its predictions are coming through already. This really makes you wonder...
Rating:  - Fuels Hatred In The West
Ok,I respect others religion,but I hope they would respect mine
and not see it as an evil force put upon them.Everywhere there
are extremists,but this book zeros in on Islam as though it
was the cause of all the world's ills.I wouldn't recommend
this book because it is one big conspiracy theory.
Sometimes we have to get out of narrow views to find God and
try to mend fences with others.I read this book to try and
understand prophecy but it is frightening and negative,the two
things which cause so misunderstandings in the world.
The book seems to endorse war to bring about a revelation or
end time.Maybe we all can find a new beginning by getting away
from conspiracy thinking.
Rating: - A Carefully Footnoted Revelation on Prophecy
Many "Gee Whiz" books have been written on prophecy. As a teen, I read Nostradamus and was floored by the "Hister" similarity to Hitler. However, after the recent spate of books on "equidistant spaced bible codes" and the number of examples that were bullseyes, I have wondered why TV producers have not abandoned Nostradamus for the more recent, equidistant codes. H. M. Davidson's book, very thoroughly footnoted, brings a more awesome credibility to the likelihood that many events in history were almost preordained.
The example of the 2000 year old mystical Hebrew Zohar, identifying Sept 13, 2001 as the date when three towers will fall in Rome (actually New York City, the financial center of 2001 as Rome was the financial center of the time when the Zohar was written), corrected by the Genius of Vilna 200-plus years ago to Sept 11, makes me wonder about how many of the incidents yet to happen that are pointed out by the last third of the book -- will indeed happen.
The content of this book is very significant. I have shared my awe of its contents with many of my friends, and now I have shared it with many I will never meet.
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